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| Payless ShoeSource - Look Smart. Payless |
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Are you compatible with your mate? Find out at this website! |
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| Today, Payless ShoeSource is the largest specialty family footwear retailer in the Western Hemisphere. In addition, Payless ShoeSource operates Payless.com, which offers the strengths associated with Payless ShoeSource – quality, fashion and selection – and adds the convenience of shopping online. |
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| OnlineShoes.com |
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Onlineshoes.com offers fashionable, high quality dress, casual and athletic footwear for men, women and kids in more than 24,000 styles and over 150 premium brands, as well as bags, packs, athletic apparel and accessories. |
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| Founded in 1996, Onlineshoes.com is the nation's first online shoe retailer. Built upon the traditional ideals of exceptional value and service, the company offers high quality footwear for men and women in more than 21,000 styles and 140 premium brands. For work or play, from rugged to refined, there's something for everyone. |
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| Suggested Reading |
Blahnik by Boman: Shoes, Photographs, Conversation
by Eric Boman |
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Long before their supporting role in Sex and the City, Manolo Blahnik's shoes were legendary—exquisitely detailed, unabashedly luxurious, and impossibly sexy. The epitome of sophistication and taste, they have graced the feet of royalty, supermodels, and movie stars. In these breathtaking pictures by Blahnik's longtime friend, photographer Eric Boman, the shoes take center stage in a dazzling array of intriguing and often lighthearted scenes and settings. |
Publisher: Chronicle Books (September 1, 2005)
Product Dimensions: 13.8 x 11.2 x 1 inches
Pages: 224 pages |
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| A white leather stiletto plays an incriminating role in a suggested crime worthy of Hitchcock. A pale green mule nestles among ferns in homage to Blahnik's recurring botanical themes. The straps of a sandal echo the strands of spaghetti in which it lays entwined. Boman's unerring eye and oddly keen understanding of Blahnik's creations make for spellbinding pictures, full of wit, playfulness, and sole. Elegant allusions to Blahnik's eclectic influences abound—from the cinema to history, from the natural world to art and literature. As covetable as a pair of Manolos, this is a book of consummate creativity, addictive power, and unrivaled individuality: a cult object on a cult designer. |
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Shoes: A Celebration of Pumps, Sandals, Slippers & More
by Linda O'Keeffe |
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Shoe fanciers will swoon over this dazzling parade of more than 1,000 treats for ladies' feet, like dainty bride's slippers, go-go boots and marabou mules; pumps, platforms and plain old sneakers. |
Publisher: Workman Publishing Company; (Jan 12, 1996)
Product Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 1.2 inches
Pages: 506 pages |
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| Bette Midler once said, "Give a girl the correct footwear and she can conquer the world." This book looks at what the "correct" footwear was, is, and has been. The chapters are divided into different types of shoes, e.g., sandals, pumps, boots, etc., and detail the careers of famous shoe designers. Full-color pictures showcase shoes from antiquity to the present day throughout the world. Quotes about shoes from celebrities, ordinary people, designers, and historical figures pepper the text. The book is full of quips, historical oddities, and facts that will inform and amuse researchers and browsers alike. |
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Why Men Don't Have a Clue and Women Always Need More Shoes: The Ultimate Guide to the Opposite Sex
by Barbara Pease and Allan Pease |
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Men have problem-solving brains and women have processing brains, and never the twain shall meet. In the chapter "Seven Things Men Do That Drive Women Insane," for example, the Peases explore the problem of the remote control. Men aren't flipping through all those channels to be difficult or annoying-it's just evolution. Women, they explain, like to relax at the end of a long day with a show that involves "human interaction and emotional scenes." Men, on the other hand, enjoy whizzing through the channels to "analyze the problems in each program and consider the solutions needed." |
Publisher: Broadway; 1 edition (January 13, 2004)
Product Dimensions: 8 x 5.2 x 0.9 inches
Pages: 336 pages |
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| Barbara and Allan Pease use psychology, sociology, and evolutionary biology to discuss differences between the sexes. With obvious humor, they analyze common misunderstandings, such as why women cry so much, why men are afraid to commit, and what is said versus what is meant. Listeners will simultaneously laugh and cringe in recognition. Both men and women can learn something, and neither sex will feel attacked. A cheerful, informal tone makes for an approachable program, without the feeling of being forced to accept these views. |
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